Ukraine tests new Black Sea corridor amid attack on ports
Wednesday, 16 August 2023 Russian drones have targeted grain silos and port terminals along the Danube River, which Ukraine has increasingly used as an alternative transport route to Europe after Moscow broke off a key Black Sea shipping agreement. This latest attack follows weeks of aerial strikes as Russia targets the Danube delta ports.
A cargo ship moving towards the Ukrainian port of Izmail was stopped by Russians in the southwestern part of the Black Sea after it ignored warnings from the Russian patrol ship Vasily Bykov
Kyiv asked the International Maritime Organization to ratify a temporary port corridor. It was opened on 10 August as US and Ukrainian officials warned of possible Russian attacks on civilian vessels..
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